Stains & Dyes

Classic differential stain with a broad spectrum of applications that includecell viability, staining metaphases to look for chromosomal aberrations, blood smears, as well as other histology/cytology applications. Use Giemsa&rsquos azure eosin

Classic differential stain with a broad spectrum of applications that includecell viability, staining metaphases to look for chromosomal aberrations, blood smears, as well as other histology/cytology applications. Use Giemsa&rsquos azure eosin

Classic differential stain with a broad spectrum of applications that includecell viability, staining metaphases to look for chromosomal aberrations, blood smears, as well as other histology/cytology applications. Use Giemsa&rsquos azure eosin

The Bio Basic Giemsa Stain is suitable for use in laboratory research use only. It can be stored at a temperature of 18 to 25 degree C. Application: For Laboratory Research Use Only

The Bio Basic Giemsa Stain is suitable for use in laboratory research use only. It can be stored at a temperature of 18 to 25 degree C. Application: For Laboratory Research Use Only

The Ricca Chemical giemsa stain with a composition of 51.94% glycerin, 47.

The Ricca Chemical giemsa stain with a composition of 51.94% glycerin, 47.

Premixed and ready to load gel dyes Nucleic acids are routinely visualized on agarose gels with the highly toxic ethidium bromide stain. High concentrations of ethidium bromide are either added to the molten agarose prior to pouring or to a large

Premixed and ready to load gel dyes Nucleic acids are routinely visualized on agarose gels with the highly toxic ethidium bromide stain. High concentrations of ethidium bromide are either added to the molten agarose prior to pouring or to a large

Premixed and ready to load gel dyes Nucleic acids are routinely visualized on agarose gels with the highly toxic ethidium bromide stain. High concentrations of ethidium bromide are either added to the molten agarose prior to pouring or to a large

For the highly sensitive detection of glycoproteins following gel electrophoresis (Figure 1) or protein transfer to nitrocellulose membranes (Figure 2). The kit uses an enhanced Periodic Acid-Schiff (PAS) method for detection of glycoprotein sugars.

The Exaxol gomoris trichrome stain is mainly used in research facilities and chemical laboratories to conduct wide range of experiments. It is available in sturdy bottle that endures heavy and rigorous usage. Application: For Laboratory use only